it depends on whether you mean the exact word yoghurt or any somewhat similar but older word
for if you are seeking the modern country where the most ancient even if different form of the word yoghurt first arose
then it is most likely turkey
tho it could also be anywhere else the turkic languages were spoken up to 4500 years ago when yoghurt was discovered
which could possibly mean as far east as Siberia
however
because ultimately it was only in the ottoman balkans that yoghurt came to be pronounced with the hard g sound it now has
& has always had in English since its arrival around 1625
then it might be better to guess one of the slavic countries like Serbia or Croatia than one of the turkic countries
just for that reason
rather than assume the English were necessarily mispronouncing the Turkish word
as some authorities do
Sir Isac Yougurt was trying to make a jelly ,which further on became jello, but acidentaly mixed 2 elements that made the jelly milk-like making the yougurt.
The word is in Turkish. And, the origin goes back to 2000 BC Central Asia turkic-mongol tribes
Yogurt originally came from the country of Turkey...LOL turkey and yogurt!!
Yogurt doesn't come from anywhere. You can make it anywhere with the right ingredients. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Yogurt
yogurt originated from nick the nerd.
turkey
No. Yogurt is a place. Where does what.
Strained yogurt is not healthier because all the nutritious needs come out. I suggest you do not strain your yogurt.
Ice cream, Jell-o, yogurt, frozen yogurt, and Italian ices come in cups.
Yogurt comes from a Turkish word meaning to knead (as one does to bread to prepare it for baking)It's from Turkish yogurt, from the verb yog, to condense or yogush, to liquify.
Natural yogurt is cultured milk without any artificial ingredients.
Massuchesset and Dallas
yes
magic berries
Working at a frozen yogurt place
Yes, but make sure it is plain yogurt, and that you mix it with a little milk to make it less dense.
Milliliters - pots of yogurt don't normally come in liter sized containers. You measure yogurt in ml and milk in l. You can also measure it in grams.
Lactic acid produced by fermentation.